Sentence examples for connected with was from inspiring English sources

What Daniel connected with was Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole.

And yet, the creature I most connected with was the one overshadowed by its showier brethren; the capybara.

It was more than a little ironic that the man who wrote the lyrics the fans so connected with was too shy to ever enjoy meeting his admirers.

Long did not looked comfortable with crosses coming into his box all afternoon and when he rushed from his line to swing a hopeful punch at Paul Cairney's free-kick from the left, the only thing he connected with was fresh air.

One thing they all shared, that I really connected with, was the desire to leave a legacy.

One person they connected with was Craig R. Cummings, an entrepreneur-in-residence at UCSB who encourages students to call him informally to talk over ideas for starting businesses.

"For men, losing our identity is very connected with being a coward.

The issues connected with being gay, for example, are not as life-shattering as being unhappy in your gender.

And as for "the monetary rewards connected with being Jewish", I cannot deny it, we Jews do hoard our shekels.

Everyone connects with being on a plane.

In many ways, what he connects with is New Jersey.